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\n" ); document.write( ": How many quarts of water dose one add to 6 quarts of a 60% alcohol solution to create a 40% alchohol solution. I worked it oout to 2 qt. is that right. Thanks for looking it over with me. \n" ); document.write( "
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Initial solution is 6 quarts. 60% of it is alcohol, giving us 3.6 quarts alcohol. The remaining 40% (2.4 quarts) is water. how much does the total have to be so that 3.6/T=40%? let's c \"3.6%2Fx=40%2F100\" 360/40=9. 9-3.6=5.4, we need 5.4 quarts.. o it's 2 quarts? ..how did you do it?
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